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Get-Home-Bag Bundle

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We urge our customers to consider how much time they spend at work and then think about what would happen if an emergency situation occurred while they were there. Read our article here. Get a Get-Home-Bag to keep at your workplace so you're prepared.

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Olight Baton4 Pro Rechargeable LED Torch

A pocket-sized 1,600-lumen torch with five brightness levels on a side switch and a tail switch for instant full power. It charges magnetically, so there's no fiddly port, and there's also a hidden USB-C socket. Small enough to carry every day, which means you'll always have a good light when you need one.

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St John Ambulance Home First Aid Kit

The St John Ambulance home first aid kit, in a soft green pouch measuring 20 x 13 x 6cm, with a First Aid in an Emergency booklet. Small enough to fit into a grab bag but complete enough for everyday household accidents. A trusted name for an essential item.

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Anker Prime Power Bank, 20,000mAh Portable Charge

A 20,000mAh power bank that delivers up to 87W across three devices, with a built-in cable. The maker says it can charge a 14-inch MacBook Pro to 50% in under 40 minutes. In a grab bag, it keeps phones going for several days.

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Osprey Daylite Expandable 26L+6L Travel Pack

Osprey's Daylite travel pack holds 26 litres, expanding to 32 with an extra zip, and has a padded back panel, a luggage pass-through, and a laptop sleeve. It's comfortable, well made, and sized for airline personal-item rules. A smart, everyday-looking grab bag that won't sit unused in a cupboard.

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Yumqua Waterproof Bag
Set of 3

Three clear waterproof pouches in small, medium, and large, sealed with a watertight closure. You can use a phone through the plastic. Put your passports, insurance documents, cash, and phone in them, so they stay dry if you have to leave in heavy rain or flooding.

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HydraMate Collapsible Water Bottle

A 750ml squeezable water pouch that stands up when full and rolls flat around its carabiner clip when empty. Its clear window shows how much is left, and the plastic is taste-free. It takes almost no room in a grab bag until you need it.

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Danish Endurance Snood Merino Wool Thermal Neck Gaiter

A double-layer merino-blend neck warmer that's breathable and odour resistant. It keeps a cold draught off your neck and can be pulled up over the chin or ears. Small enough to stuff into a pocket, and useful for dog walks too.

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TREKMATES Deluxe Waterproof Poncho

A one-size waterproof poncho from Trekmates that covers you and your rucksack. If you have to leave home in the rain, a zip-away panel stretches over a bag of up to 85 litres, so the grab bag is covered too. Closed sides, mid-length sleeves, and a press-stud fastening between the legs help stop it lifting in the wind, and the elasticated hood fits snugly round your face. It packs into its own stuff sack.

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Ropelux Hand Warmers 2-Pack, 6400mAh Rechargeable

Two rechargeable hand warmers, each just 1.5cm thick and 60g, with 6,400mAh batteries between them. They slip into gloves or pockets and double as phone chargers. Warm hands make everything easier when you're cold and out of the house.

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Benano Premium Disposable Compressed Face Towels (22-pack)

Twenty-two compressed face towels made from 100% plant fibre, with no dyes, scent, or additives. Each is the size of a large coin and expands to about 24 x 30cm with a little water. Ideal for grab bags and car kits.

Vivactive XXL Wet Wipes
50 Pack

Fifty extra-large wet wipes, each around three times the size of a standard baby wipe, according to the maker. That means fewer wipes for a thorough clean. They're useful for personal care when washing isn't possible, and for caring for someone who's unwell or immobile.

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PRUNUS J-166 Portable Radio AM FM, Battery Operated Radio,Weather Radios

A pocket-sized AM and FM radio, about the size of a mobile phone and around 120g without batteries. It runs on two AA batteries, has a clip on the back and a socket for earphones, so you can listen quietly on a stranded train or in a hushed office. Most phones can no longer pick up FM, and when the mobile network goes down, this is how you will hear local travel updates. Batteries aren't included, so buy some at the same time.

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Petzl Tikka Core Headlamp

A compact, rechargeable 450-lumen headlamp with three white levels, a red mode that doesn't dazzle, and a strobe for signalling. Hands-free light is invaluable when you're carrying a bag, holding a child's hand, or packing in a hurry.

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Playing Cards

Waddingtons No. 1 playing cards, the traditional British pack. A deck of cards weighs nothing, takes no power, and offers dozens of games, from Snap to Rummy. Put one in every grab bag, and one in the kitchen drawer.

We recommend these items below but you will need to choose your own sizes

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Smartwool Mountaineer Classic Edition Socks (per pair)

A pair of Smartwool merino walking socks with a crew-length fit and light cushioning. Merino keeps feet warm, cuts down on blisters, and stays fresher for longer than cotton, which matters when you can't wash. Pack two pairs in each grab bag.

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Merrell Speed Strike Gore-TEX Walking Boots

Merrell Speed Strike walking boots with a Gore-Tex waterproof lining, protective toe and heel caps, and odour-resistant treatment. Keep a pair in the car through winter: if you break down in rain or snow and need to walk, smart shoes won't do.

We also recommend that you also include the following in your Get-Home Bag:
 

  • Any medication you may need

  • Basic toiletries you need for an overnight stay

  • Cash in small denomination notes and coins

  • Blister plasters as you may walk a long way

  • An A-Z map of the city/town you work in (paper -based) 

  • A list of emergency contact numbers on paper

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